Jan 28, 2008
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Carlow Castle
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Banks of River Barrow, Carlow Town Centre, Carlow, Ireland
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Carlow
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Carlow Town Centre
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N/A
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Located in the town centre. Access is through Corcoran’s Mineral Water factory. The entrance lies at first-floor level in the north wall and access to all storeys.
The original keep was a three-storey rectangular block with cylindrical corner towers, probably built between 1207 and 1213 by William Marshall on the site of a motte erected by Hugh de Lacy in the 1180s. |
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Carlow Castle
Address:
Banks of River Barrow, Carlow Town Centre, Carlow, Ireland
Region:
Carlow
Town:
Carlow Town Centre
Rating:
N/A
Pricing:
Enquire
Located in the town centre. Access is through Corcoran's Mineral Water factory. The entrance lies at first-floor level in the north wall and access to all storeys.
The original keep was a three-storey rectangular block with cylindrical corner towers, probably built between 1207 and 1213 by William Marshall on the site of a motte erected by Hugh de Lacy in the 1180s.
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Jan 28, 2008
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Ballymoon Castle
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Bagenalstown Co Carlow
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Carlow
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Bagenalstown
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Located 2 miles E of Bagenalstown in a field adjacent to the Fennagh road (L33).The interior is now bare, but the walls’ many embrasures, loops, fireplaces and doors bear witness to the former presence of two-storey ranges, some with cellars, that delimited the enclosure. The castle may not have been in use for very long; indeed, some argue it was never finished.
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Ballymoon Castle
Address:
Bagenalstown Co Carlow
Region:
Carlow
Town:
Bagenalstown
Rating:
N/A
Pricing:
Enquire
Located 2 miles E of Bagenalstown in a field adjacent to the Fennagh road (L33).The interior is now bare, but the walls' many embrasures, loops, fireplaces and doors bear witness to the former presence of two-storey ranges, some with cellars, that delimited the enclosure. The castle may not have been in use for very long; indeed, some argue it was never finished.
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